Welcome to Race Ready. Here you'll find everything you need ahead of travelling and during the 2023 Italian Grand Prix. Whether this be your first or 51st Grand Prix, we think there is nothing better than live motorsport, and want to ensure you have all the information available at your fingertips to enable you to get the most out of the experience.

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BY PUBLIC TRANSPORT

The public transport links in Italy are very efficient and many fans will opt to take the train to Monza from Milan. Buses and also available, but proximity to Milan means that taxis are also an option, especially for groups.

Train

The train to Monza leaves Milan from the following stations: Milano Centrale, Milano Porto Garibaldi and Sesto San Giovanni. 

The Monza stop is called Stazione di Monza, and you should be catching trains in the direction of Lecco, Bergamo, Chiasso, Molteno or Chiavenna.

Train tickets cost €10 return from any Milan station, and it includes the shuttle bus at the other end (€6 return without a train ticket).

Once you arrive at Monza, the famous black shuttle buses link the station to the circuit. The drop off point is around a 20 minute walk from the Vedano entrance. The last shuttle leaves at 8pm every day.

If you have tickets in Grandstands 9 or 10, or 12 to 20, you may want to take the train to Biassono-Lesmo, which is located at the northern corner of the circuit, or you will have a lot of walking to do from Monza train station. Only Milano Porta Garibaldi has direct trains to Biassono-Lesmo.

It is important to validate your tickets (machines at the station) and always be aware of pickpockets who are especially prolific during the race weekend.

Bus

The bus is also a good option to reach the Autodromo Nazionale Monza from Milan. The Z221 takes around 30 minutes from Sesto San Giovanni. The bus stopped at Vedano (access to main entrance) or Biassono - don’t be tempted to get off at the Monza train station as the bus takes you much closer to the circuit. 

Taxi

A taxi to Monza from the centre of Milan will cost between €45 and €60. The advice would be to pre-book the return after the Grand Prix, or other peak times of the weekend. Alternatively, you may want to hang around after the main events to avoid the rush for taxis.

FreeNow and appTaxi are the most popular taxi hailing apps in Milan.

BY CAR

The Autodromo Nazionale Monza is well served by motorways and the circuit offers parking a short walk away. This is available to buy on the day but there is no guarantee that spaces will be available. It is highly recommended that drivers purchase their parking in advance. You can browse the options and buy parking through this link.

The cheapest tickets start from €100 for three days and are 4km from the track, but the price does include a shuttle bus.

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EMERGENCIES

If you encounter an emergency situation during your trip, you should call the following number:

Emergency number: 112

GOOD TO KNOW

The local currency in Italy is the Euro (€). The exchange rate is around 1 GBP to 0.87 EUR. All goods and services are paid in the local currency.

The official language is Italian.

See the track's full list of prohibited and permitted items here

CUSTOMER SERVICE INFO

If you require assistance during the race weekend, feel free to contact our customer service team who will be on hand to help.

Call: 0208 970 7988

Email: help@motorsporttickets.com

Click here for our FAQs page.

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